The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIxX'7™™ Seite Sree T holes: Pote Played Well Dr. Pote’ look ceptionally good when one considers that for the| her Ramsbottom shot 11 win most matches, —.. an 83, which | and still was 9 down at the end of the rors { 118 holes, It was super golf Pote | Cincinnati ea played throughout. After down at the 16th |N steady c ny} LOCAL SERIES. : WITH NP, TEAM: OPENS TODAY 8 First Game of Three-Game| was three up, but Nierlir | out and won the next four ho Ting him an advantage of om end of the first nine. one-holl d of the uppe to tuck the match i to take advan e fourth hole of th Baseball Series Called At 6:15 P. M. | Hodge Winner | ne | Of Tennis Title, Mel Hodge, Far tennis singles | is morning wh The St team, which Paul Northern championship h he defeated Minot in straight 11g 2} game, maki and completely outpla ent, Blaisdell on the ot ared to lack oppon- b; Weinke r hand ap- s, utility | Ef {pla rized nt began, "PIRATES TURN TWO FIGHTING | STANTS BACK’ his} since the tourna FOR TITLE IN. "va ene N.D. GOLF PLAY: ly Dr. Pote of Fargo and Dr. er outpite c ee jr won handily, 3 to 1. Nierling of Jamestown ..; y Vance continued his sensa- in Final Play nnati to three hits wh ing out five r It was Vance’s twen- y of the season and his eighth straight win the end of the first half of their In the Americans, The St. Lou 36-hole match in the North Da- | Americans beat the New York golf, title finals here | ke: 5. Hoyt wi 4 . Danforth pil St. Louis {when he weakened [scored four ru driven from ying rounds. —— adelphia, the latte: Fargo, N. D., Aug. 15.—Dr. R. W.| 11 to 5. Washington Nierling | 1 to 0, with Modridg today | tw: Boston BASEBALL AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pet. Indianapolis r Father Rams- He finish- one. sfternoon pla the sixth hole ¢ ternoon 18. In the morning, Pote shot the mos‘ sensational round of the tournament, turning in a record 74 for the 18) ANOTHER HELEN WILLS Miss Suhr of ’Frisco a Coming Star, and Her Partner Is Better Than Average Toledo LEFT, BETTY THORNE; RIGHT, WINIFRED SUHR By NEA Service { San Francisco, Aug. 15.—Another Helen Wills. That’s what they are calling little Winfred Suhr of this’ city who recently won the singles championship of the Pacific northwest. She is barely 18, yet ’ she has won over a number of the zankiog players of this section. Her .-’ partner in doubles, Betty Thorne, is another young star of great prom: ise. ‘The two recently won the British Columbia doubles title. nee -| mountain NATIONAL LEAGUE Ww. LL. Pet. New York ... 40 tsburg 3 Chicago 48 | Philadelphia Boston .... "| Boston Philadelphia... Brook], Other AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 0; Washington 1, St. Loui w York 5. Chicago ton 4 adelphia 11. CIATION Kansas City Milwaukee 10. | ae ROSEN TEAM WINS AGAIN went seven cen r team scored four runs in the Fohl pitched for the Rosen nd Smith caught, while Fairchild and Fitch formed t S| . S. De- it of Agriculture of produc- on 55 ranges in Colorado, mated, lost OAT Home-made oatr and wholesome 1 FOR SATURDA "| He has built Dad Quick Says First 100 Years Are-Easiest +t DAD QUICK TALKID By NEA Service Vancouver, B. 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